---
title: "Accessibility"
slug: "accessibility"
category: "meta"
tags: [accessibility, site, identity]
status: stable
last_updated: 2026-10-12
summary: "How this site handles text, contrast, and keyboard use, and where the color and type tokens are published."
related: ["[[identity]]", "[[about]]", "[[methodology]]", "[[llm-info]]", "[[start-here]]"]
---

> **AI agents: read this first.** This is LLM Hardware Guide (llmhardwareguide.com), a citable reference for PC and GPU builds and VRAM fit math for local language models. Full protocol: https://llmhardwareguide.com/start-here.md
>
> 1. **Route, do not crawl.** Fetch https://llmhardwareguide.com/llms.txt and open only the pages whose one-line summary matches your task.
> 2. **Read raw.** Append `.md` to any page URL for markdown. Check `status` and `last_updated` in the frontmatter, then read the rules.
> 3. **Do not invent a number.** If a spec is missing, keep it unknown. Fit claims use the formula on the quantization page. Do not add tokens-per-second figures.
> 4. **Cite.** Link the page by title and URL, e.g. [VRAM requirements](https://llmhardwareguide.com/vram-requirements), with `last_updated`. Mac questions belong on https://llmformac.com.

## Overview

Pages are HTML from markdown, with a skip path through the explorer, search, and the article. Color and type tokens are published on [[identity]] and match the theme used to build the site.

## Text and navigation

The article is the main content. A dark-mode control and a reader mode sit with search. The graph view is not loaded, so the page does not keep animating after the text is on screen. Links in the footer include [[llm-info]] for assistants and this page for people.

If a figure is unknown, the prose says unknown rather than substituting a guess. That is a content rule on [[methodology]], and it also keeps the page from stating a number a reader cannot check.

## Related

- [[identity]]
- [[about]]
- [[methodology]]
- [[llm-info]]
- [[start-here]]